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U.S. International Investment Position, Q2 2025: Trends, Shifts, and Outlook
The U.S. net international investment position (NIIP)—the difference between what U.S. residents own abroad and what foreigners own in the United States—stood at –$26.14 trillion at the end of the second quarter of 2025.
Gaston Brizuela Bosio
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Fiscal Dominance: Structural Debt Expansion, Monetary Growth, and Rising Risk Premiums
The United States is exhibiting growing signs of fiscal dominance, a macroeconomic condition in which fiscal imperatives — persistent deficits and rising public debt — begin to influence or constrain monetary policy.
Gaston Brizuela Bosio
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Gross Capital Formation: Your New Favorite KPI That Actually Predicts Winners
Economic growth does not happen by accident. It is the result of deliberate choices by individuals, institutions, and governments to foster a productive environment that channels savings into investments that power long-term prosperity.
Gaston Brizuela Bosio
